Showing posts with label the new york times. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the new york times. Show all posts

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Taylor and the Times.


Taylor Swift in The New York Times Style magazine. Taylor turns twenty the week after next- doesn't time just fly? Weird. We're like the same age. I feel horribly unaccomplished.

Pictures and video from the shoot after the jump.
-CE

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Megan Fox Screen Test.

 
These are amazing. I found these and didn't leave youtube for about a day. The NYT does these "screen test" interviews with actors and actresses, and I poured through them. Check out the James Franco and Joseph Gordon-Levitt ones if you have time. Really good.

Speaking of good- also check out the Matthew Goode one. He kind of thinks he's awesome. Maybe it's just me, but he was drinking tea throughout the entire thing. He was the only person I saw to do that. How very English of him.

Oddly enough, the swamp thang doesn't really bother me so much in this. There is a lot of hair swishing, but nothing too horrible and she doesn't sound too terribly annoying. Weird. Notice the reference to "Holiday in the Sun". Also we finally find out how the Marilyn Monroe tattoo happened.

And I also go places with cat hair all over me. Mostly because Mona is a deviant who gets her kicks out of rubbing herself all over my clothing. It's cool because I get my kicks from pushing her off various counters and furniture. It's how we bond. The point being...Megan Fox and I have something in common? Spit take that's shocking. 
-CE

Saturday, October 24, 2009

The Badass Theory.


God. There is something about a man who looks like he just got his face smashed in, non? I've formed this theory to explain Owen Wilson and Benjamin Mackenzie's careers. I call it the badass theory.

Alexander Skarsgard. Amazing. He even has the hole in his shirt to prove he's badass.

In reality, he was coming from the opening night party for After Miss Julie on Broadway starring Jonny Lee Miller and Sienna Miller (weird coincience, I know) on Thursday night at Espace.

Not sure what his opinion of it was, but The New York Times kind of did not like it. And I quote, "While Mr. Miller and Ms. Miller are undeniably attractive people, their Julie and John don’t seem terribly attractive to each other, a serious problem."

Well if that isn't the picture of a warm, loving couple...I just don't know what is.

Ouch. Oh well, hate Sienna, love Jonny.
-CE
Photo courtesy of Just Jared.
"After Miss Miller" photo courtesy of NYT.